Does Edgewonk have a free plan?

No ongoing free plan is listed. Edgewonk sells one plan and advertises a 14-day money-back guarantee (checked 15 Oct 2026). Journalit has an ongoing free plan with unlimited trades and accounts, analytics and reviews; imports need Pro.

How much does Edgewonk cost?

Edgewonk's plan card and purchase CTA list one full-access plan at $197/yr, billed every 12 months, with VAT calculated at checkout and no monthly option (checked 20 Oct 2026). The page also advertises $169 with four extra months (about $127/year effective for 16 months), so the current offer may cost less; confirm it at checkout. Journalit Pro is $19/month, or $180/year (≈$15/month billed yearly).

Is Edgewonk worth it?

Edgewonk can be worth it if you want its Tiltmeter and psychology statistics, its long list of broker importers, weekly AI analysis, or read-only sharing with a mentor. Journalit is the better fit if you want your journal as files you own, offline use, and a full copy of your notes and screenshots.

Can I export my Edgewonk data before switching?

Partly. Edgewonk exports an Excel file from the Journal tab, but its help centre says the export covers only some data points and leaves out screenshots and notes. Export what you can and save the notes and screenshots you want to keep before your plan ends.

Does Edgewonk work offline?

No. Edgewonk runs in a web browser and its help centre says it needs an active internet connection. Journalit stores your journal as files in Obsidian and works offline.

Edgewonk alternative that keeps your journal in files you own

Journalit keeps your journal as files on your computer, free to start. Edgewonk is a hosted journal with stronger psychology stats, sold as one yearly plan.

Install free How Journalit works Which should you choose?

Which to choose/Pricing/Features/Walkthrough/Switching/FAQ

By the Journalit team · Facts checked 15 Oct 2026 · How we compared

Which should you choose?

Pick Journalit if

You want your journal as files you own
You journal offline
You want to keep every note and screenshot
You want to start free

Pick Edgewonk if

You want Tiltmeter and psychology stats
You want hundreds of built-in importers
You want weekly AI analysis
You share your journal with a mentor

Stay on Edgewonk if

Your review routine is built on Tiltmeter
You rely on weekly Edge Finder reports
You’d lose years of notes (notes don’t export)

Edgewonk facts from its pricing page (checked 20 Oct 2026) and psychology tools (checked 15 Oct 2026).

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Journalit Home View brings reviews, goals, account metrics, and performance context into one journal.

Edgewonk pricing in 2026

One plan, billed yearly. No free plan; 14-day refund.

Edgewonk costs 9% more than Journalit Pro's $180/yr billed-yearly price, based on Edgewonk's $197/yr list price; its current offer may cost less, so check at checkout.

Journalit Pro: $180/yr billed yearly. Edgewonk: $197/yr. Journalit is $17 a year lower (Journalit billed yearly). Edgewonk's $197/yr comparison uses its list price; its current offer may cost less, so check at checkout.

Yearly price of each plan, compared with Journalit Pro.
Plan	Yearly cost and billing	vs Journalit $180/yr billed yearly
Journalit ProEvery feature, nothing locked	$180/yr billed yearly · $228/yr if paid monthly ($19/mo)	You pay this
Edgewonk Full accessAnnual only, plus VATThe page also advertises $169 with four extra months (about $127/year effective for 16 months), so the current offer may cost less; confirm it at checkout.	$197/yr · Billed yearly	9% more than Journalit's yearly priceJournalit is $17/yr lower than Edgewonk Full access's $197/yr list price (Journalit billed yearly).Journalit costs $31/yr more than Edgewonk Full access's $197/yr list price (Journalit paid monthly).

Every plan, paid for a year, billed yearly where offered. Relative labels compare with Journalit Pro at $180/yr billed yearly; Journalit is $228/yr if paid monthly ($19/mo). USD before tax. Checked 20 Oct 2026: Edgewonk.

Journalit vs Edgewonk

Journalit and Edgewonk compared feature by feature
Feature	Journalit	Edgewonk
Journal stays on your deviceTrades, notes and reviews as files	On your device*	Hosted online
Export everythingTrades, notes and screenshots	Already files	Excel, no notes or images
Works offline	Yes	Needs internet
Free plan	Free forever	No, 14-day refund
Broker imports	18 brokers, Pro	Hundreds listed
Prop-firm challenge tracking	Built in	Separate journals only
Mobile	Obsidian app	Browser only
Psychology tools	Mistakes, missed trades	Tiltmeter, custom stats
AI analysis	No	Edge Finder
Backtesting	No	Manual backtester
Share with a mentor	Images only	Read-only access

Journalit and Edgewonk compared feature by feature
Journalit	Edgewonk
Journal stays on your deviceTrades, notes and reviews as files
On your device*	Hosted online
Export everythingTrades, notes and screenshots
Already files	Excel, no notes or images
Works offline
Yes	Needs internet
Free plan
Free forever	No, 14-day refund
Broker imports
18 brokers, Pro	Hundreds listed
Prop-firm challenge tracking
Built in	Separate journals only
Mobile
Obsidian app	Browser only
Psychology tools
Mistakes, missed trades	Tiltmeter, custom stats
AI analysis
No	Edge Finder
Backtesting
No	Manual backtester
Share with a mentor
Images only	Read-only access

* With Trade Sync (Pro), synced trades also pass through Journalit’s servers. Edgewonk facts checked 15 Oct 2026; the arrow beside each one opens Edgewonk’s own page. Comparing more tools? See every trading journal side by side.

Same task in both tools

Import a broker CSV, then review a losing week.

In Journalit

1
Export from your broker
Follow the broker export guide
2
Open Trade Import
Pick the platform and account
3
Check the preview
Every trade, before anything is saved
4
Open the weekly review
All five days in one note
5
Answer the losing-trade questions
Your own questions, set in Layout Builder

Preview is free; importing needs Pro. From the Trade Import guide and review docs.

In Edgewonk

1
Export from your broker
Or use Edgewonk’s Excel import
2
Import Trades
Pick the platform and a setup
3
Diary → Sessions
Add a session for the week
4
Review the week
Rate it, write lessons learned

From Edgewonk’s help centre: import · sessions

Journalit Trade Import asking “Where are these trades from?” with a grid of broker and platform tiles — Step 2 · Pick the platform

Journalit import review step showing parsed rows from a broker CSV before import — Step 3 · Check every trade first

Daily Reviews by Weekday widget listing Monday to Friday with Open links — Step 4 · The whole week in one note

Switching from Edgewonk

Four steps. Start small and check before you cancel.

Step 1
Export from Edgewonk
- Journal tab → Export: Excel (how)
- Only some fields are included
- Save notes and screenshots by hand
- Keep your original broker files
Step 2
Import into Journalit
- Best: your broker’s own export
- Or the Excel file as Own spreadsheet (guide)
- Preview is free; importing needs Pro
Step 3
Rebuild
- Setups → setups
- Mistakes and missed trades → review fields
- Sessions → review templates
- No equivalent for Tiltmeter
Step 4
Test before you cancel
- Import one week first
- Match the week’s P&L in Edgewonk
- Check fees, time zone and fills
- Re-import once: duplicates get flagged

How we compared

Sources: Edgewonk’s pricing page, product pages and help centre
Checked: 15 Oct 2026
Method: No paid Edgewonk account. Its steps follow Edgewonk’s help articles.
Written by: The Journalit team, so we are not neutral. Spot an error? contact@journalit.co

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